Sentence examples for ruling making way from inspiring English sources
The Franklin County Appeals Court overturned the lower court ruling making way for the construction of the McDonald's.
In theory the ruling against Ms Yingluck could make way for a less divisive figure to lead them, one better placed to win concessions in the current round of constitutional horse-trading.
But the ruling spurred a national outcry against eminent domain and spurred some states to forbid taking homes to make way for private redevelopment.
The landmarks commission had just issued a ruling on two rather undistinguished brownstone houses on Madison Avenue, adjoining the museum, which Piano had wanted to demolish to make way for the entrance to the new building.
■"Make way for tomorrow".
The ruling, made in November 2011, opened the way for potential claimants in both the private and public sector who thought their claims were outside tribunal time limits to pursue actions for compensation.
"This ruling makes us look weak, which by the way we no longer are," Trump complained.
"This ruling makes us look weak, which by the way we no longer are," Trump said.
The ruling, made Tuesday by Judge Federico Moreno in Federal District Court in Miami, opened the way for plaintiffs' lawyers to search for information in the records of the H.M.O.
